Juventus have been in trouble for false accounting in recent weeks and the Bianconeri could face a stiff fine after prosecutors finish with them.
The club has already posted heavy losses every year for the past few seasons, which will likely continue in its next financial report.
If they are found to have falsified their accounts, the actual numbers could also force them to announce additional losses, which is not a good thing to expect.
The financial mess could be reason enough for the club’s parent company, Exor, to sell him, but it won’t.
A report on Football Italia reveals that Exor have decided that they will not cash in on the club, instead hoping to appoint a new board that will start work in the new year.
Juve FC says
Exor has been a successful owner of Juve and they don’t need to sell the club right now, despite the crisis we are experiencing.
It is a normal issue that any club goes through and a new directive will help redirect it towards dominating Italian football again.
Hopefully, we will defend ourselves against the many accusations prosecutors have thrown at us in recent weeks.
